In the frame of ONLINE JUBILEE SCREENINGS…

Premiered at 6. L1 Contemporary Dance Festival on March 11. 2007 at Bakelit MAC

Choreographer: Mészöly Andrea and Kovács Kata

Dancer: Kovács Kata 

Music: Sőrés Zsolt

Light: Pete Orsolya

Costume: Mészöly Andrea

Photo: Pecsics Mária

Supporterted by L1 Association, Új Előadóművészeti Alapítvány

The festival was supported by L1 Association, Bakelit MAC, EMMI, NKA

It is mainly characteristic of animals, but I am like that, too.

The first moving object they see is imprinted on their minds, on them.

I can do nothing but sense what surrounds me, I am searching and seeking…

Andrea Mészöly started working in dance during the Secondary School of Fine and Applied Arts. He later studied at the Budapest Dance School and then in Amsterdam as a Fellow of the School for New Dance Development. In 1993, she began her dance theater career as a founding member of the DekaDance company. Between 1998 and 2008, as a member of the L1 Association, she made mostly solo performances. 1999 Ada (dancer: Andrea Mészöly) 2002 Image subversive (dancer: Andrea Mészöly) 2003 On the table (dancers: Gold Bea, Mónika László, Katalin Vincellér) 2005 Ghost Railway (Installation) 2007 Imprinting (dancer: Kata Kovács) 2007 My little dirt (dancers: Dombi Kati, Kovács Kata)

In 2011, she joined the ArtMan Movement Therapy Public Benefit Association and produced her first piece with mixed-ability performers. In 2015, she graduated from the Faculty of Special Education of Gusztáv Bárczi, Eötvös Loránd University, majoring in somatopedagogy. Her defining movement background is contemporary dance and improvisation, as well as the Body-Mind Centering® body awareness method. Using the formal language of dance and theater, she thinks about projects in which she works with mixed-ability performers. 2011 Talk about me (performers: Csaba Bruckner, László Kövesdi, Andrea Nagy Nagy, Károly Tóth) 2017 My house (performers: Csaba Bruckner, Tamás Bakó, László Kövesdi) 2020 Acoustic disappointment (performers: Tamás Barkó, Júlia Dobay) Andrea Mészöly

In addition to creative work, as an art teacher, the Artman Association leads inclusive groups, “It Hurts! One Day FUNDAY ”and in the Artmenők Art Program.